Pogacar Dominates Stage 10 as Tour de France Lead Grows Significantly

Tadej Pogacar delivered a commanding performance on Stage 10 of the Tour de France, securing a solo victory to Le Lioran in the Massif Central. The Slovenian rider, now leading the general classification by over three and a half minutes, distanced himself from Jonas Vingegaard, who struggled during the stage and lost valuable ground to the other podium contenders.

Despite the challenging terrain featuring seven categorized climbs, including the first-category Puy Mary Pas de Peyrol and Col de Pertus, Pogacar launched a decisive attack on the penultimate ascent. Remco Evenepoel finished the stage 32 seconds behind the race leader. Following the finish, Pogacar noted the presence of booing spectators, remarking that he has “haters,” while acknowledging the atmosphere of the race.

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What to watch

• Stage 11 profile and potential fatigue among General Classification contenders.
• Updated time gaps following the rest day or next time trial.

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